FAQ
Below you will find the answers to the questions I get asked the most about my services.
How do I get started in your services
To get started, click here. You will be promoted to pick a date and time that works for you. After that, I will confirm your telephone appointment via email
Do you offer free discovery calls?
- Yes! To schedule a free 15-minute call fill out my discovery form to determine if we’re a good fit.
Do you offer payment plans?
- Yes, payment plans are available only for my VIP 1-on-1 service. Please inquire for more details when you book your discovery call.
Do you take my insurance?
No. I am out-of-network with all insurance companies. Upon request, for Florida residents only, I can provide you with a superbill. A superbill is a form you can submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement. She accepts FSA and HSA account cards.
Do you see clients/patients in your office?
At this time Kim is only seeing virtual clients. All meetings are conducted on a HIPPA secure, encrypted platform you can log into using your cell phone, tablet, or computer.
What makes you different?
I do not believe food should taste like cardboard and sadness! I consider your culture, diet, lifestyle, and food preferences.
While some people focus on ‘what not to eat” — I want to ensure you’re confident in making food decisions anytime and in any situation. Instead, I empower and equip you to make personalized food choices.
My philosophy revolves around ‘making nutrition easy and attainable.’ I believe in tailoring to each person’s individual blood sugar goals by creating a personalized experience.
Do you offer meal plans?
No. Meal plans can limit the variety of foods in your diet. Instead, I teach you how to build a better plate, including the foods you love.
How do virtual appointments work?
All virtual appointments have one initial 60-minute consultation. All follow-up sessions take place every 1-2 weeks (depending on your progress) and last approximately 30-45 minutes. During the weeks you do not meet with Kim, you will have access to her via a HIPPA-compliant platform; her office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 am to 6 pm EST.
What’s the difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist?
A dietitian or nutritionist? Which one is right for me?
The answer to that question depends on you. What kind of results are you seeking? If you’re looking for someone to provide you with evidence-based nutrition counseling, you may want to lean towards seeing a dietitian. Otherwise, you may be vulnerable to less substantiated opinions and reasoning, which may or may not benefit your overall health.
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